It’s peak wildfire season in California, where more than a dozen blazes ignited on Sunday.

Officials have yet to determine the origin of these fires, most of which are in Northern California. But dry, powerful “Diablo winds” that blew in overnight stoked and further spread the infernos.

Satellites in space are looking down on the disaster, which has left more than 10 people dead.

Several large and as-yet uncontained wildfires have burned 1,500 homes and more than 53,000 acres in Napa County, as well as thousands of additional acres in Sonoma County – both of which comprise California’s wine country.

This animation layers the views from three different satellites, from late Sunday night through Monday afternoon, which is the latest available image data.

Blue dots and red blobs (middle) show the fires growing, while daytime views reveal extensive clouds of smoke billowing over parts of San Francisco and out over the Pacific Ocean.